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The Ecology Center, Global Exchange, KPFA Radio, Pacific Environment and Rainforest Action Network present A KPFA TOWN HALL MEETING on ENERGY (in honor of the United Nations' World Environment Day in S.F. June 1-5).

CorpWatch believes in fairness and accuracy in all its reporting. If an article on our website is alleged to contain incorrect or false information, we address the matter as soon as possible. Corrections are made in the original body of the text, and if necessary an additional editorial note is included with the original article. We will remove any material that contain demonstrably false information.

If the article is alleged to be unfair, we will use our journalistic discretion, to run additional interviews with company officials to clarify matters.

CorpWatch has no job opportunities available at this time. We do, however, offer remote internships.

1.  Social Networking Intern

HOURS: 10-20 hrs/week (may be flexible)

PAY: Unpaid Internship; may qualify for school credit

REPORTS TO: CorpWatch Director

Intern Responsibilities

Pratap Chatterjee, Executive Director

Pratap is an investigative journalist and producer. He is the author of "Verax: The True History of Whistleblowers, Drone Warfare, and Mass Surveillance" (Macmillan, 2017) "Halliburton's Army" (Nation Books, 2009) "Iraq Inc.: A Profitable Occupation" (Seven Stories Press, 2004) and "The Earth Brokers" (Routledge Press, 1994).

Since 1996, San Francisco Bay Area-based CorpWatch has been educating and mobilizing people through the CorpWatch.org website, articles and publications, and numerous action-campaigns. Our organization is a project of the Social Good Fund * and we are guided by our Advisory Board.

Throughout its history CorpWatch has provided journalists, activists, policy makers, students and teachers with key informational resources on issues related to corporate accountability. 

Since 1996, San Francisco Bay Area-based CorpWatch has been educating and mobilizing people through the CorpWatch.org website, articles and publications, and numerous action-campaigns. Our organization is a project of the Social Good Fund * and we are guided by our Advisory Board.

Throughout its history CorpWatch has provided journalists, activists, policy makers, students and teachers with key informational resources on issues related to corporate accountability.